Carlos Adampol Galindo conceived The eye of the soul as a way to intimate with the instant. Driven by meditation, it captures the possible weddings between divine geometry and the world populated by moments. The photographs communicate that sacred dimension that the spaces inside and outside us acquire. Or the incredible certainty of contemplating like the gods.
The eye of the soul is a book of photography that portrays a unique way of observing, which looks at the essence of the world beyond its appearance, a form of meditation turned into photographic art. Because to meditate is to look with the soul and photography as art of meditation also seeks to see from the inside, to understand from beyond what we are, to leave of itself and to look at the world from a conception of totality.
     This book is a compilation of images along several trips and a constant search for spaces in the architecture of cities and nature. It is a way to bring my photographs to the public beyond online content, to look at them and feel them as small pieces of art caught in time.